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Monday 25th October
\nWe are staying here waiting for a weather window. We need a day and night of constant wind to make it to Lady Musgrave. We then need a few days of light wind so we can spend time enjoying the atoll. We only spent one day there on the way north due to the weather.
\nThe past few days its been like glass in the morning then by 3pm and into the evening the wind has got up over 20knots, and it looks like continuing like this for the rest of the week.
\nSo Lydia has passed the time cleaning the hull with intermmitent breaks of walking upside down on the keel. We have been snorkeling and Sue and Andrew have been fishing, but only catching fish too small to make a meal. Lydia will have to get back to spearing again.
\nWe can still make fresh bread, but we are getting low on fresh fruit and veggies. We still have enough frozen meat and veggies to last us a few more weeks then it may be canned baked beans as we head into Brisbane.
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